Attractions and Places to Visit in Dudley & surrounding areas

The Dudley Castle became the centre as the town grew and by the 18th century had rapidly grown into an industrialized area. The remains of the Castle are one of Dudley's most famous sights.

Although now ruined, the castle still offers superb views across the local area. In the grounds of the castle is Dudley Zoo, the largest in the West Midlands and notable for its 1930s Art Deco architecture. A

nother place very popular with families is the Black Country Living Museum, which recreates the history of Dudley on a large scale, complete with a reconstructed Victorian town centre.

Dudley Castle

The motte and bailey construction of Dudley Castle was completed in 1070 by Ansculf de Picquigny (northern France). He was succeeded by the Paganel family during the 12th century who became Lords of Dudley.
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Black Country Living Museum

An immersive experience from start to finish, Black Country Living Museum is an award-winning open air museum that tells the story of one of the very first industrialised landscapes in Britain.
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Red House Glass Cone

Lying in the heart of the Stourbridge glassmaking industry, the Red House Glass Cone was built at the end of the 18th century and continued to produce glasswares until 1936. A unique visitor attraction in the heart of the glass quarter.

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